I'll start with what motivates young people to get involved. In my opinion, what really encourages young people to get involved is to be authentic about what you believe in and what you stand for and know what you are believing in and what you stand for. I know sometimes we see politicians, for example, that claim to be trans-affirming, and then they say some transphobic stuff. And they're like, I didn't know. And that's okay, but I think for young people, we, in more ways than others expect people to really mean what they say. And I think when we catch people kind of making those not small mistakes but more like moderate to large mistakes, it's really obvious to us that they're not being completely authentic in their messaging and what they believe in. And I would say that is one of the most important things to the young people that I know because we know that politics is corrupt. We know that the system is rigged. And if this system is going to be unrigged, it needs authenticity to flow freely. The system can be rigged authentically, but it would probably be a whole different world than we live in right now. And in terms of getting young people to the polls, I think authenticity goes a long way, but what I think goes even further is being bold and standing up for issues that young people care about. And in general, young people tend to lean a little further one way or the other. We tend to be a little bit more radical, a little bit more all of those things. And I think that because we tend to lean a little further left or right, it means that we need to, in our messaging and in our beliefs and in our positions, need to be meeting young people, to some degree, where they are. If they don't think you're doing enough, then you're just going to fit into the same rigged system category to them. And they're not going to go vote because the system is already rigged and all that stuff. And also, the future is really important to young people. I don't think it's as common for young people to think about the future. We tend to live in the moment a lot, but climate change will be drastic issue for us in the next few decades if it is not addressed rapidly now. It is projected that the majority of South Louisiana will be underwater by 2050. And there's probably a lot of young people here that either know or do not know that. And if they don't know that, it will be a rude awakening one day when their property starts flooding, and they can't live in their house, and you have to move. And if they do know, then you need to be someone fighting that otherwise, you're not going to be as valid to them. These issues are really important. I also think one really interesting thing about young people these days is that we're incredibly involved when we are involved. We have all of these social media items and tools at our disposal, and we are not afraid to use them. TikTok started as this little fun thing. And of course, it's still a fun entertainment platform, but it has also shifted drastically into a social justice and education platform. And considering the platform is still dominated by young people, it means that these young people are not only engaging with this information and this content, but they are invested and engaged, and I think young people when they realize their power will be a force to be reckoned with, especially people from my generation and slightly older, slightly younger. I think we're just kind of experts at social media and all these things. And when we release that, it will be something.